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<title>window.open("about:srcdoc") from a sandboxed iframe</title>
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<script>
// Check what happens when executing window.open("about:srcdoc") from a
// sandboxed iframe. Srcdoc can't be loaded in the main frame. It should
// result in an error page. The error page should be cross-origin with the
// opener.
//
// This test covers an interesting edge case. A main frame should inherit
// sandbox flags. However the document loaded is an internal error page. This
// might trigger some assertions, especially if the implementation wrongly
// applies the sandbox flags of the opener to the internal error page document.
//
// This test is mainly a coverage test. It passes if it doesn't crash.
async_test(test => {
  let iframe = document.createElement("iframe");
  iframe.sandbox = "allow-scripts allow-popups allow-same-origin";
  iframe.srcdoc = `
    <script>
      let w = window.open();
      onunload = () => w.close();

      let notify = () => {
        try {
          w.origin; // Will fail after navigating to about:srcdoc.
          parent.postMessage("pending", "*");
        } catch (e) {
          parent.postMessage("done", "*");
        };
      };

      addEventListener("message", notify);
      notify();

      w.location = "about:srcdoc"; // Error page.
    </scr`+`ipt>
  `;

  let closed = false;
  addEventListener("message", event => {
    closed = (event.data === "done");
    iframe.contentWindow.postMessage("ping","*");
  });

  document.body.appendChild(iframe);
  test.step_wait_func_done(()=>closed);
}, "window.open('about:srcdoc') from sandboxed srcdoc doesn't crash.");
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